abysmal wrote..Nice try dumbass, Valve didnt make CS. They hijacked it w/ thier shitty glitch named "Steam".
Oh i see so they wont be pushed around by the people who made the game. Let me get the tinyest violin out i can find. Fucking grow up and get with the times.
WON Closing This Month
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All these comments follow a similar theme - quantifying a player's ability to run Steam by connection speed alone. No-one has checked to think about actual computer speed required to run Steam/CS 1.6. I play 1.5 on a PII/300, and can run it quite well. I tried Steam, and made a cup of tea in the timespace the game takes to shift one frame.
So it looks like I will have to get a new set-up altogether, and then I can join the oppressive police state (but wait, the interface looks so nice!) that is Steam! ........
........as soon as I decide what to do with 22,359.524 cups of tea.Comment
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I'm pretty sure that this news will move quite a few players from WON 1.5 to STEAM 1.5. People who don't want to be bothered by being a constant beta tester for the game can still play 1.5, which will not change.
The day we actually get CS 1.6 final, people might change their minds.Comment
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Edited by [user="254358"] @ [time="1089525763"]
you can download the converter from 1110 to steam here: www.files.third-core.org/cs
you people! change is good and mistakes happen. I personally prefer 1.6 highly over 1.5 for at least one easily apparent reason: THE SHIELD!
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I hate Steam not CS 1.6
putting CS 1.5 on Steam does not solve the problem.
Oh and I've got good ole Doom 3 coming made by a differant company they WILL be getting "my money" and yes considering 50,000 players are instantly screwed when won goes down.
Oh and I said I wouldn't buy HL2 didnt say anything about downloading it from a file sharing utility.Comment
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hopefully they will add some more content servers, but y'know, there are 100,000-120,000 CS1.6 users compared to 50,000max WON users, so it's not like we haven't seen it coming. Less cheaters(because of better anti-piracy), Instant Delivery(ok, not so instant.. I still enjoyed CS:CZ the same evening I purchased it on.), and best of all.. no more of those SILLY Internetless LANs!Comment
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Edited by [user="1497"] @ [time="1089564585"][PKM]GenocideS1 wrote..
There's a chance I'm mistaken, but I'm pretty sure that even the retail version of HL2 is going to operate within the Steam framework.
Oh and I said I wouldn't buy HL2 didnt say anything about downloading it from a file sharing utility.
So yeah, play HL2, use Steam. Deal with it.Comment
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Steam will be used for all Valve games from now on, that offcourse includes HL2.. Steam is not that bad, it adds some nice features which you can use both in- and outgame, pretty handy.. I think the Steam haters base their hate on what Steam used to be when it was still in beta (and I agree was a pile of buggy shit), but it's pretty good right now and keeps getting better.. So just try it, or leave and shut up! Thxs..
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